[Ginger]

Okay, so... here comes a super long ass post about work.

I do in-home care for an agency that I will not name. I've been working for them since February. They gave me the impression that they had good hours for me, but I got shit for hours the first 4 months working for them, and I'm still getting shit hours. One month, I made barely under $200. I've been telling them for the past 2 months that I'll be moving, looking for work, etc. Here's the interesting part: That's when they started giving me more hours. It's like I was put on their backburner until they realized they needed me to keep working for them.

Now that my car has taken a brief crap on me, my freaking supervisor actually picked me up this morning to drive me to a new client's house. Since my car won't be fixed for a long while, my supervisor told my client's family that I live just a few miles away. That's when they offered to give me rides, to and from their house for the scheduled shifts, and that was when my supervisor gave out the location of my personal residence. I'd be okay with all of this, except I'M TRYING TO QUIT, and they WON'T let me!!! On our way back to my house after the 4-hour shift was done, I tried telling her I didn't feel comfortable working with that client, yet she was still being pushy as hell. I tried coming up with any and all possible excuses to get out of taking on another client when my car isn't working, but nothing I said helped my situation at all. She keeps telling me that she needs a MONTH'S notice before I quit.

I have another job lined up that is literally less than 2 miles from my house, so I can walk there if need be. And it pays 3 dollars more an hour.

I'm fucking trapped working for a company that is draining my own wallet, and exhausted trying to quit. I need some personal advice. Has anyone else been in this kind of situation before?